Culture shock isn.t a clinical term or medicalcondition.It.s simply a common way to describethe confusing and nervous feelings a person mayhave after leaving a l culture to live in a new anddifferent culture.When you move to a new place,you.re 2 to face a lot of changes. That can be 3 andstimulating,but it can also be overwhelming. Youmay feel 4, anxious, frustrated, and want to go 5.It.s natural to have difficulty 6 a new culture.People from other cultures (whom you.ll behanging out with and going to school with) mayhave grown up with 7 and beliefs that differ fromyours. Because of these 8, the things they talkabout, the ways they express themselves,and theimportance of various ideas may be very differentfrom what you are 9 to. But the good news is thatculture shock is 10.
1. A. family D. festival B. female C.familiar
2. A. bound B.used C. gotten D. liked
3. A. excited B.exciting C. painful D. pleased
4. A. satisfied B. happy C. sad D.comfortable
5. A. abroad B. to school C.shopping D. home
6. A. adjusting to B. adjust to C. used to D. using to
7. A. worth B. faith C. values D. systems
8. A. differences B.conflicts C.competition D.corporation
9.A. ordered B.used C.meant D. taught
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